The Dillon tribune., 1887-10-21
!. Helen l1arby reduced on cabinet

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Helen Hardy reduced on library 40
Adjourned until 80 pm.
Tuesday, October nth, 1857, 80 p. m.
Board met pursuan. to adjournment.
Same officers present As ofthis a. m.
Board proceeded with equalization as
follows.
Henry Burteind reduced on mortg's So, 200
Thomas Flynn reduced on land. 1000
Barney Naron reduced on land. 1oSo
NJ. Barrett reduced on land. Goo
:. Barrett reduced on Improvements 1000
l.. c. Fyhrie L. Co. reduced on lots. $50
O. w. w. Rote reduced on nortges 1000
Chas. Mcintosh raised on land $3.50
Jas. Mcknight error on cattle REDUCED 315
Terrence Hymn reduced on land -. $50
NJ. J. McCune reduced on piano.. 100
Adjourned until Wednesday, October
1cth, 1857, at o:3o a. M.
Wednesday, October 1.th, 1887, 0:3o
a. m. Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Same officers present as Of yesterday.
Board continued with work Of correction:
James l.. Cochrane raised on
horses and harness ......$44S
Chapman and Paul reduced on lots $ 100
Mrs. ]. r. Gunnard reduced on lots. l5o
J.T.Cunnard reduced on mortg's 600
!. ]. Cusick reduced on lots and i'm
provements. ............... os4
]. r. Selway reduced on mortgages
NdJ(ClICO Sji-O
On motion the order made at the Sept.
session increasing the assessments Of stock
companies to Is per cent. Of capital stock,
was rescindcd and the assessments of said
companies were accepted as originally pre-
sentcd in accordance with sec. l, page 81,
I2th session laws.
No provision having been made at the
September session to pay for advertisement
of county bonds in New York HcyuM as
ordered at said session, it was on motion
ordered that $67. so be appropriated from
the contingent fund for pay ment Of said ad-
vertisement.
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correction as follows, to.wit:
Theodore Chaplin reduced on mort.
The Clerk was instructed to notify the
Utah and Nor,hers X. R. Co. that the
construction Of said railroad at what is
known as Days Spur has greatly en-.
dangered travel and that said Co. be re-.
quested to put up suitable fence as a
guard between r. R. track and wagon road.
The Clerk was instructed to notify Sill
yer Bow County Board that Beaverhead
county will defray half the expense Of new
bridges on Big Hole river above and be-
low Dewey's Flat.
The late Grand Jury having in its final
report recommended the payment by this
Board Of claim Of DR.. Pickman for care
Of Indians injured on the Utah and North.
ern railroad, we would remind that body
that no such claim has ever been presented
to US for payment, and that it is in bad
taste for Grand Jury, upon curbstonc in.
formation, to recommend the payment of
an unborn claim against the county. Grand
Jurors should avoid the abortion business.
Their duties are defined in the statutes and
In the charge Of the court. However, if
they feel that their territory extends from
ocean to ocean, and from surface to center,
we would cite them to the following, which
may need their attention, to.wit: The out.
break on the Grow Reservation, the Inter.
State Commerce Law, and the admission
Of Montana as State.
On motion, adjourned until Thursday,
October 2oth, 1857.
Attest: PHlL ID. MCGoUGH,
Clerk.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
CORRECTION.
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